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Yes(ish). I'm using ZS4 a (free) video editor so it would probably be easier for you to do yourself. Depending on recording device and/or conditions, the waveform is sometimes 2 (even 3) peaks per shot. So you need a control at the beginning where you know exactly how many you've fired. If you are in a confined space the echo can cause "false" peaks. If you are shooting paint at nearby targets you can get false peaks as well.

Once I looked at my control string (seven shots) I could then read the wav. I zoomed in on a 1 second section of the .wav (zooms using the mouse wheel and displays the amount of time represented in the window).

14 is on the low side for 1100. It may pick up later. So, when a field says "no RT", you get out the pneu anyway.

When I first set it up it was faster (not sure how much but it was noticable). I switched out the on/off pin (.73ish) for the stock pin. Then I tooled around with the lx a bit. The combination of the two slowed down the effect to the point where it wont truely sweet spot. I'm assuming it will gear up a bit when the carrier oring wears in.

No problem mang. Found a nice virus free service that can download and re-encode any vids off the web (keepvid.com). The I separate the audio in ZS4 and open the sound file in Audacity. All free stuff if anyone is interested in doing it themselves. And yes, impressive speed! How controllable is that?

No problem mang. Found a nice virus free service that can download and re-encode any vids off the web (keepvid.com). The I separate the audio in ZS4 and open the sound file in Audacity. All free stuff if anyone is interested in doing it themselves. And yes, impressive speed! How controllable is that?

I tried using the ZS4 software, but once I opened it up, I just sat there staring... I was like, so wher do I go from here? LOL
I'm not in the least familiar with how software like that works.

The speed is very controllable. It has kick at first, but it's usually with a user who hasn't shot the mag before, and doesn't know what to expect. (In terms of recoil/smoothness). If you watch the first video closely that I posted, you can see that my friend delt with a small amount of muzzle lift right at the beginning of the video.

Here:kartault.png
12cps!
This is the most consistent single second. It's a little all over the place, but that is what always happens with trigger walking. Without software to normalize (in fact enhance) ROF, all trigger walking would look and sound like that. Still that's very impressive for a purely mechanical trigger.

Yep. There is a definite learning curve (which I'm still on). Like allot of Open Source and freeware most of the attention gets paid to the functionality and the UI sucks.

What are you using again? I use Audacity (open source) and find it pretty easy to work with. That's how I determined that my SHP reg set to 1100 psi on my Emag (the day the battery died) was way too fast. Video here, showing a clip of me dumping a Q-pod into a metal bunker to make some noise, at 20.5 bps (@ 1:00 mark): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djHYk...d4sbiE-b8d6hQ#